Miniature folding table
Dateca. 1860
OriginEngland (possibly)
MediumBeech wood (Fagus)
Dimensions10 3/8" x 12"
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1980.2000.3
DescriptionMiniature, doll-sized, round-top table, with folding legs. The top is formed of three leaves and has a molded edge. In the center of the top, a 12-pointed star within a circular band of dots is picked out by a surround of black paint, i.e. paint forms the negative space, the positive form being unpainted wood. The X form legs are alternating bamboo and bulbous turnings, terminating in bulb feet.InscribedNo original markings found. "AMC/London/4117" is printed on a modern, self-adhesive label under top, and 'W&L" is written in ink on this also. "10” is written in ink on a scrap of another such label on the leg brace.
ProvenanceAcquired by AARFAC from CWF storage. CWF is said to have acquired this from Woodward & Lothrop Dept. Stores.
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